1652 November, Jeames Coale of Hartford, CT, Inventory, published in 1904 by Charles William Manwaring in A Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records: Hartford district, 1635-1700, page 109:
All wch forementioned Lands and howsing I give to them and their heirs for ever, provided that my sonne Danyell and daughter Abigaille pay yearly to my deare and well beloved wife, Ann Coale, the Just and full sum of three pounds in good Current pay during her Naturall Life.
1692, a Register record quoted in 1899 in A History of the Ancient Chapel of Stretford in Manchester Parish, volume 1, page 143:
1692 April 6, Abigaille w. of John Royle dyall green buried.
2007, Louis K. Smith, Jr., The Hardscrabble Zone 2 (→ISBN):
Based upon information provided by Captain O'Shaughnessy of the MSHP, federal warrants on two charges of first-degree murder in the Willard, Missouri, car bombing deaths of U.S. immigration officer Pedro Morales and his eight-year old son Patrick, on two charges of attempted murder involving the aforementioned captain, and a final charge of complicity in the aggravated rape of Abigaille, wife of the above, were suddenly issued against one Neil “Tubby” Dalton of Fairmount City, ...
